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New Releases From Linda Sikhakhane, Elias Haslanger, Skinny Hightower, Plus Classics From Willie Bobo, Weldon Irvine, Gilberto Gil And Eddie Henderson
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- Linda Sikhakhane "Indlela" from L I N D A (Blue Note) 00:00
- Elias Haslanger "Legacy" from Legacy (Cherrywood Records) 04:36
- Ulysses Owens, Jr. "Touch Me I'm Sick" from Kind Of Grunge (Cellar Live) 10:45
- Skinny Hightower "Nimbus" from Feels Like Destiny (Castover) 16:13
- Lox "Healing" from The Eight Gates (Jazz Re:freshed) 21:20
- Ashley Slater Heptet "Government Drugs" from This Is F*cking Nice (HipKit) 25:48
- Doctor Bionic "Expert Witness" from Expert Witness (Colemine) 30:42
- Surprise Chef "Leg Day" from Frogs In A Pond (Concord) 35:40
- Ariadne & New Street Adventure "Didn't I (Dicky Continental Rework)" from Didn't I (Acid Jazz) 40:34
- Gordon Myers and Gloriæ Dei Cantores "Sundancer" from Sundancer (Mr Bongo) 44:20
- Gilberto Gil "E Povo E" from Refazenda (Philips) 56:23
- Weldon Irvine "Turkish Bath" from In Harmony (Strata East) 1:00:35
- The Carmets "Silver Moon Beach" from Skyrager presents Coconut Dreams Volume One (Mr Bongo) 1:07:30
- Ryo Kawasaki "Little Tree" from Little Tree (Openskye) 1:12:33
- Willie Bobo "Sixty-Two Fifty" from Hell Of An Act To Follow (Columbia) 1:18:22
- Judy Roberts "The River Must Flow" from The Other World (Inner City) 1:21:40
- Pressure Point "Mellow Moods" from Mellow Moods (Boogie Back) 1:25:25
- Mildlife "The Magnificent Moon—Live in Denver, October 9th 2024" from Live On Earth (Record Label) 1:30:40
- Erica Tucceri "Grazie Ragazzi" from Route 96 (Deep Matter) 1:38:52
- Inta-City "Runnin' Outta Time (Kon's Got It Together Flip)" from Runnin' Outta Time (Far Out Recordings) 1:45:52
- Galliano "Let The Music Find You" from Album Title (Record Label) 1:53:48
- Eddie Henderson "Say You Will" from Comin' Through (Capitol) 1:58:18
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